Policy & Government

Brooklyn Can’t Wait, a coalition of reform-minded Democrats, is looking to replace Brooklyn Democratic Party Chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn with District Leader Julio Peña III in September.

Take a dip starting 11:00am on July 18, while Adult Lap Swim will begin at 7:00am on Monday, July 20.

The city is growing its Next Mile NYC commercial driver's license training program to eligible New Yorkers on probation.

After holding Rental Ripoff Hearings, the city released a report detailing plans to strengthen tenant protections.

The event is scheduled in Clinton Hill and the first 60 participants will get an additional $100 retail gift card.

Community engagement begins today to transform three central Brooklyn corridors, delivering faster trips for 150,000 riders along 13 bus routes.

Brooklyn families with special needs children will have the option to send students to six locations starting this fall.

The free drop-off program offers children an evening of supervised recreation at a NYC Parks recreation center while parents and caregivers enjoy a few hours to themselves.

The June 17 fire at the South Bushwick Reformed Church may have been intentionally caused, according to the FDNY.

New state data points to a growing disconnect between New York City's housing shortage and the number of regulated apartments sitting unoccupied, according to The City Reporter.